Monthly Archives: March 2008

A More Inclusive Antiwar Protest In New Jersey

Posted on March 19, 2008 by Statesman

Over the last two days, I’ve been frustrated as I’ve been trying to help local groups get some attention for their demonstrations commemorating the suffering that’s come with five years of war and military occupation in Iraq. In Valley Forge, … Continue reading →

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Favorite Blacked Out Stories In Seattle?!?

Posted on March 18, 2008 by Statesman

Groan. I really want to be writing positive stories about the antiwar protests that are taking place across America. In fact, I am searching for information about these protests, trying to get information about the demonstrations from the activist organizations … Continue reading →

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Valley Forge Protest Against War Profiteer

Posted on March 17, 2008 by Statesman

This Friday, at noon, at the convergence of Mall & Goddard Boulevards in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, locals will gather to protest against the work of Lockheed Martin. The Brandywine Peace Community calls Lockheed Martin the largest war profiteer in the … Continue reading →

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McCain Faced With Protests In New Hampshire

Posted on March 12, 2008 by Statesman

John McCain went to Exeter, New Hampshire, to meet with a group of supporters to try to get his struggling campaign on its feet. What he didn’t plan on was to meet a group of protesters outside that was almost … Continue reading →

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Rebekah Kennedy for Senate, As A Green

Posted on March 12, 2008 by Statesman

Rebekah Kennedy, a civil rights lawyer from Fort Smith, Arkansas, is running as a challenger against incumbent U.S. Senator Mark Pryor. Although Senator Pryor is a Democrat, he almost always votes with Republicans on important legislation, and has earned the … Continue reading →

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Philadelphia Waters Filled With Pharmaceuticals

Posted on March 10, 2008 by Statesman

Philadelphia might well be renamed Pharmadelphia. That’s the reaction that comes after the news that, after the testing of the water supplies for at least 62 metropolitan areas, it’s Philadelphia’s water that comes out on top, or on the bottom, … Continue reading →

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